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Jamaat-e-Islami leader Dr Shafiqur Rahman vows to build corruption-free Bangladesh at rally in Dhaka

Jamaat-e-Islami leader Dr Shafiqur Rahman vows to build corruption-free Bangladesh at rally in Dhaka

Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami leader Dr Shafiqur Rahman addressed thousands at Suhrawardy Udyan during a political demonstration. The 67-year-old party chief promoted anti-corruption initiatives and national cooperation while advocating for transparent parliamentary elections. Rahman experienced two physical collapses during his address but resumed speaking from a seated position. Medical personnel provided immediate assistance before transporting him to Dhanmondi Ibn Sina Hospital for evaluation. Physicians confirmed no serious health complications following the incident. The gathering marked the organization's largest public assembly since former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's removal following August mass protests. Rahman pledged that...
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Bangladesh and Japan deepen cultural ties with joint art exhibition in Dhaka

Bangladesh and Japan deepen cultural ties with joint art exhibition in Dhaka

The Embassy of Japan in Dhaka hosted the opening of "Origins of Vision," a collaborative art exhibition that demonstrates cultural partnership between Bangladesh and Japan. HerNet Fine Arts partnered with Japanese diplomatic officials to create this artistic showcase. Chargé d'Affaires Takahashi emphasized Japan's commitment to cultural exchange through scholarships and artistic programs. The diplomat referenced recent discussions between Prime Minister Ishiba Shigeru and Chief Adviser Muhammad Yunus in Tokyo on May 30, where both leaders committed to expanding cultural cooperation. This exhibition represents one concrete step toward fulfilling that bilateral agreement. Distinguished guests attended the ceremonial opening, with...
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Tarique Rahman urges vigilance against extremism ahead of Bangladesh elections

Tarique Rahman urges vigilance against extremism ahead of Bangladesh elections

Bangladesh Nationalist Party Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman addressed a virtual memorial ceremony honoring private university educators, students, and fallen protesters from recent mass demonstrations. The event took place at the Krishibid Institution Bangladesh auditorium during evening hours. Rahman warned citizens against allowing extremist or fascist elements to regain power through misguided electoral choices. He emphasized that upcoming national elections require careful voter consideration to prevent authoritarian forces from returning. The political leader questioned whether fair elections remain possible without guaranteed political rights. Rahman criticized the interim government's handling of recent violent episodes that...
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Examiners face two years imprisonment for evaluating others' answer scripts

Examiners face two years imprisonment for evaluating others' answer scripts

Public examination evaluators risk two years behind bars when they delegate answer sheet grading to unauthorized individuals. The Dhaka Education Board released this warning while emphasizing that examination papers represent classified materials requiring strict protection. Officials declared that chief examiners and regular evaluators bear sacred responsibility for safeguarding these documents from improper access. The Examination Conduct Act 1980 specifically criminalizes unauthorized evaluation under Section 10, which carries severe penalties upon conviction. Violators face imprisonment terms reaching two years alongside monetary fines, with courts empowered to impose either punishment individually or together. The Controller of...
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Syeda Rizwana Hasan calls for cleanliness measures at Kuakata, Cox's Bazar

Syeda Rizwana Hasan calls for cleanliness measures at Kuakata, Cox's Bazar

Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan demanded better cleaning efforts at popular beach destinations Kuakata and Cox's Bazar before tourist season begins. She led a budget meeting at the Department of Environment offices in Agargaon, Dhaka. The adviser ordered local volunteers to collect trash throughout November and December while requesting more garbage bins at these locations. Officials received instructions to prepare early for maintaining clean tourist areas and educating visitors about environmental responsibility. Hasan pushed for stronger campaigns against the use of plastic bags and broader public education programs. She emphasized protecting wildlife by keeping elephant migration paths clear of obstacles. The Forest...
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Mirza Fakhrul visits Dhaka hospital after Jamaat-e-Islami leader falls ill

Mirza Fakhrul visits Dhaka hospital after Jamaat-e-Islami leader falls ill

Dr. Shafiqur Rahman, the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami Ameer, experienced illness while concluding his address at a national rally held at Suhrawardy Udyan. Medical personnel transported him to Ibne Sina Hospital located in Dhanmondi for treatment. BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir arrived at the medical facility around 8:15 pm to check on Rahman's condition. BNP Media Cell member Shairul Kabir Khan verified the hospital visit by the political leader. Ataur Rahman Sarkar, who handles publicity for Jamaat, informed journalists that the Ameer has returned to stable health.
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BSS chief Morshed declares propaganda war with India

BSS chief Morshed declares propaganda war with India

Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha Managing Director Mahbub Morshed accused Indian media of conducting coordinated propaganda campaigns against Bangladesh. He addressed participants at a roundtable discussion organized by the Bangladesh Centre for Strategic Analysis at Banani's Omni Residence Hotel. The event focused on misinformation following recent political developments. Morshed characterized the situation as an unequal battle against false information. He emphasized that India targets English-speaking audiences to establish misleading narratives internationally. Dr. Zia Haider opened the meeting by highlighting concerns about rumor-based political manipulation since July 2024. Barrister Rashna Imam called for stronger legal frameworks to...
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PMI pushes smoke free future after fighting Africa laws

PMI pushes smoke free future after fighting Africa laws

Tobacco harm reduction supporters dismiss concerns that smoke-free alternatives will damage African tobacco industries. These advocates argue that production chains remain unchanged since tobacco leaves provide the primary nicotine source for new products. Zimbabwe demonstrates this economic significance with record tobacco output exceeding 340 million kilograms and revenues surpassing one billion dollars. African nations face tension between public health objectives and tobacco-dependent economies. Multinational corporations actively resist smoke-free legislation across Kenya, Zambia, and South Africa. Dr. Mercy Korir from Willow Health Media explains that value chains persist while manufacturing processes differ substantially...
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Simba Bhora land Doncaster Rovers reject Tavonga Kuleya

Simba Bhora land Doncaster Rovers reject Tavonga Kuleya

Simba Bhora FC secured the services of Tavonga Kuleya, a promising 21-year-old striker born in the United Kingdom. The Bradford native possesses Zimbabwean heritage through his parents and represents a significant acquisition for the defending champions. Kuleya developed his skills within the Doncaster Rovers academy before progressing to their senior squad. He gained valuable experience through multiple loan arrangements at English non-league teams. His professional contract with Doncaster concluded at the end of the previous campaign. The young forward made five first-team appearances for Doncaster during his final season with the club. Marshall Gore, a football advocate based in Britain, praised the transfer as beneficial for both...
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